Antelope Divide Sees Light Showers Amid Drough t and Local Happenings
The Antelope Divide community reports a single shower since last week, though ground moisture remains scarce. Wheat stands poorly due to heat winds, but frost damage is not feared and yields are expected above average. Neighboring notes include L K Nelsons in Brush Colorado for a Lutheran meeting, Cora Kearney starting as teacher in district 82 7, Willis Crosby visiting his father's farm near Potter, a millinery meeting by Antelope Divide ladies with State College of Agriculture extension progress, and visits to Charlie Heimer's watermelons with buyers watching. Local residents also marked birthdays, and a trip to Colorado for a wild west program drew many residents. Mr and Mrs Pete Howe visited V A Nelson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Nelson
Brush
Colorado
Cora Kearney
J. W. Bertramson
Willis Crosby
Omaha
Potter
Edward
J. M. Nelson
State College of Agriculture
Charlie Heimer
Charlie
Dc. A. Larson
Potter State Bank
Co. A. Mangum
Pete Howe
V. A. Nelson
Ickes News and Local Caller Notes in Sidney
Mrs Lauren Dugger and daughter visit S W Eckert home. J W Eckert family to Aurora Neb month with Mrs Eckert's parents. Mrs Peter Hedlund and sons Harukd and Vernon head to Aurora. Herman Heinman Amos Gray dine at Davison and Worth's. W F Osborn Robt Prentice families guests at EB Osborn's. G T Club met with Mrs Worth. forty six ladies and children present. Mrs Hedlund shopping in Sidney. Paul Weible George Worth in Sidney on business. Mr and Mrs J C Conover Sidney callers. J M and Mrs J C Kreader Dalton callers. Mrs J C Kreader BR Miller Walsh and Rose Walsh called at school. School began with Miss Margaret Ward Tecumseh as high school teacher and Mrs Worth as grade teacher. Ross Iverson completed basement foundation. work began. Miss Cevilla Mowrer began Dunn district school. Miss Margaret Miller Bayard teaching Mayer school. Mary Edward Walsh started at Academy Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren Dugger
S. W
Dunn
Margaret Miller
Bayard
Mayer
Mary
Edward Walsh
Academy
Sidney
Maple Grove Families Depart for Lincoln State Fair
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Will Johnson and families plan a week away at the Lincoln State Fair starting last Sunday. Others visited, moved homes, prepared land for spring moves, and coal hauling occurred as several farm families gathered at Johnson and Sharman households with various visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Johnson
Lincoln
Gabriel
Anna
John Engel
Tiger
Charlie Welton
Frank Christensen
West Farm
Theo. Wagsdell
Wihcoln
Nels Johnson’s
Andy Anderson
Ed Miles
Cries
Sharman
Community Notes From Grand Prairie and Nearby Areas
Grand Prairie and surrounding towns report visitors and social visits. Mr and Mrs Henry Beebe and son Verneil called at Mrs Windheimer’s. School opens in District 17 with John Kucera as teacher and 18 pupils enrolled. Visitors include Mrs Hart of Denver and her son Alva, plus Maxine McManus and Mildred Hart. Willing Workers met at Mrs Isaac Olson’s. refreshments served. Upcoming meeting planned with Mrs Alec Pierson in September. Several locals travel to Gurley. many visits and shared meals noted. Ed Brossard and Hostetler boys return from mountain trip. others attend errands in Sidney. Lois Simpson plans to move with family to Sidney for next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beebe
Verneil
French Windsheimer
District 17
John Kucera
Sunol
Hart
Denver
Alva Hart
Maxine McManus
Sidney
Mildred Hart
Isaac Olson
Lillian
Alec Pierson
Fred Windsheimer
Feebe
West Sale
Holm
Meyer Brothers
Gurley
E. A. Johnson
Will and Albert Johnson
Local residents cityward and area travel notes at Bunker Hill
Mrs Glen Bales and family spent Wednesday at Theo Borcher's. Ross Hully left for Griswold Iowa after six weeks nearby. Clyde Kintan family and Theo Borcher gatherings at Glen Bales. Beyer, Happel, Troutman, Engel, Borcher families make multiple short trips to Sidney Gurley Greenwood Chappell and Sidney shopping. Ground prepping for fall wheat amid showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Bales
Theo Borcher
Ross Hully
Griswold
Iowa
Clyde Kintan
Ruth
Hilbert Borcher
P J. Beyer
Sidney
Walter Happel
Troutman
John Engel
Gurley
John Borcher
Henry Schmidt
Wm. Rohde
Theo. Borcher
Cash Scott
Greenwood
Walter Hoppel
Thimgan
E. Troutman
Freda Weickum
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Across Town
Pleasant Valley residents share visits and chores from Sunday to Thursday. Mrs Buzz See and children stayed with Charlie See, families shopped in Crook, and church members prepared the parsonage for a new minister arriving this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzz See
Charlie See
German Lutheran Church
Curtis Frost
Crook
Katherine
Cleo Holmes
Iowa
Minnesota
Rovigh
Peetz
Curtis
Colloidal Chemistry and Turpentine Rheumatism Claim
Colloidal chemistry studies extremely fine suspensions in heterogeneous systems. It defines dispersed phases in dispersion media. Claims about turpentine workers avoiding rheumatism are noted as a statement from factory work.
Old Rugs Made Like New Electric Rug Washer
A historical classified note advertises an electric rug washer promising to restore worn carpets. Contact by phone at the listed number to inquire about service and pricing for domestic rug cleaning and full restoration.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ickes News
Maple Grove
Grand Prairie
Phil Brossard
Hostetler Boys
M. W. Dimery
Ed Rogers
H. R. Holmes
Leroy
Robert
Ed Bruck
Near Grook
Grandma Holmes
Grandpa Holmes
Wm. Tilghum
E. J. Simpson
Mr. Holmes
Lois Simpson
Bunker Hill
Norma Talmadge
Ford
Dodge
Maxwell
McDona'd Motor Sales Co
1St Ave
Nebraska
F. M. Wooldridge
Byars
Uts
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